Mohave County miner., 1887-02-26
LOCAL BREvITlEs.

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Cold nights these.
Silver t1.0l1s. Lead .4.4'.
Morse girl wanted. Apply at this o.
Zee. tt.
J. w. Stephenson is making quite stay
In Prescott.
Subscribe for the MrsER. Two dollars
fog six months, cash down. II.
Judge B:akcly expects to bnild hand
some residence before long.
Somebody appears to be getting even
on Dr.. Warren Z. Day about these times.
About an inch Of snow fell in Kingman
on Monday night last, which was quite a
novelty.
For the best meal in town go to Mrs
Johnson's private boarding house, near
the depot. :
The latest news from Prescott is to the
effect that il il Patsy Collins turn TO have
the measles.
Subscribe for the MIsER, the best paper
In Northern Arizona. Four dollars per
year in advance.
Mrs. T. j. Christie came over from
Mineral Park on Monday last and spent
few days with rs.
WANTED, . nurse girl or woman 10 do
house work and help take care Of children.
Apply At this Office. u.
When your coal merchant gives you
only sixteea hundred pounds to the ton
he II oaly fueling you.
w. A. Atkinson, who is in charge Of the
store on Stoc kton Hill during the absence
Of w. II. Lake, paid us visit on Thurs
day Last.
Mrs. w. G. Blkely came over from
Mineral Park on saturday evening last
and viii take up her permanent residence
In town hereafter.
Ponds Extract, FOR both men and ami
mails. In all swellings of the jointa,
whether arising from disease or accident,
1t aileyiates the agony.
Society's fashionable dances taught by
. thorough and easy method. Apply 10
Edwin Hyde Carroll, at w. II. Taggart
4 Co.'S. store, Kingnan.
Mrs. J. T. Watkins came over from
Mineral Park on Tuesday afternoon for
the purposc Of attending the dance. She
returned on the next mornings stage.
Messrs. Tompkins and Freedom two
good Republican miners from the Cedar
District, came in on Sunday morning and
bring good reports from the mines o: that
district.
The new City and County Clerk at San
Francisco has erected the following sign
"Tady applicants for positions will please
weep in the anteroom, as the Clerk suffers
greatly from damp iect."
We are now prepared to put up letter
heads &C., In table. or pad form without
extra charge 10 our patrons, and solicit
orlers for the sam ;, which viii be prompt
ly and satisfactorily filed.
The case Of Jas. F. Fell We. B. G. Wat
ties m the Justices Court OF this precinct
has been further postponed until March
2Gth, to allow OF testimony being taken
from witnesses in San Francisco.
G. N. Funston, our efficient foreman,
is gaining much praise for the handsome
job work now being sent out from this
Office. Some Of his work cannot be beat.
en- in the Territory or excelled in San
Francisco. Send in your orders. Prices
reasonable.
w. III. Rogers returned from trip to
the old home in New York, on Tuesday !
last. Mr.. Rogers arrived in. New York
state Just in time to spend Christmas with |
his relatives. He had very enjoyable |
time during his visit, but Says he is glad
to get back to Arizona again.
The editor has commenced the erection
Of . dwelling house ON Fifth 81. Whether
the carpenters and the man who was
foolish enongh to furnish the lumber ION
tick" will ever get paid depends on the
way our delinquent subscribers put up
during the next month or two.
II Cornwall thinks the citizens OF this
county will turn out to meet him with q
brass band, &C., on his return from the
Legislature, he will be badly left. They
win be more likely 10 burn him in efdxy |
for allowing himself to be made tool Of
BY the little political fraud from New
jersey.
Capt. l.. G. Almond, nos manager for
the town company of Kingnan, Arizona,
Is in the city this week visiting his family !
and friends. Capt. Almond is one of the
most public-spirited men we have ever
met, and the citizens Of Kingnan, Arizo-
na, have good reason TO congratulate
themselves on the acquisition Of such a
citizen. II the town does not grow it will
not be through any fault Of his.--Kingman !
County, tKansas), Democrat.
J. Hoekins Jr., representing the Cen
trail Bank of Flagstaff was ia town on
Tuesday last and called ON our business
ren in the interest OF his bank. Welearn
from Mr.. Hoskins that the gentlemen who
have furnished the capital for this bank
ase all well knozn in the financial world,
many OF them being engaged in banking
and nereanfilc a,ta,,v;aes Il, q, Io,,jx